<cite>exlnt: </cite> ... I have implemented a DataTables GRID in my edit modal to hold all the addresses for the company entity...
Was this with Angular 2.x?
DataTables is awesome but I'm having trouble getting it to work in a Core+Angular2 project.
Thank you!
HIKALKAN - I do have a question:
Where's the source to the nuget packages on github?
Thanks! Chris
<cite>hikalkan: </cite> Hi,
Your messages are a little long, but I think you have solved your problem :)
Sorry - I try and put as much information out as I can to be clear to anyone who might know the issue.
Another reason is so my thread comes up in searches - That is extremely helpful for others if, like me, they search for specific commands and stuff.
This is sort of my running 'newbie' thread - so I can ask my questions and post answers if I find them. It's a note to self that will hopefully help other people new to this as well.
mikemey01
I am starting with Core & Angular v3.3
Version 4 uses @razor syntax and the like - which I'm very pleased to see - but the step by step documentation is still based (roughly) on 3.3.
For updating packages - I did them one at a time. I've had issues with VS and doing mass updates.
FWIW - The one package that gave me fits was Abp.Hangfire - it kept mucking up a dependency. I had to go back and forth with them to get them to all update nicely.
But I have everything working - except I had to modify the code a little bit.
After updating nuget packages, there were several places where it was trying to pass the an identity result to a check errors functions - and the compiler did not like it. :)
For example: CheckErrors(await CreateAsync(tenant));
for now - I just remove the CheckErrors wrapper.
Somethings different. I see there's a 3.4 - and I may pull that down and do a diff on the project.
FWIW - at the bottom of the step by step is the link to the completed project - If you pull that down - there are some structural nuances that aren't exactly clear -seeing the end result helped me better interpret the instructions.
I suppose this thread will be of use to someone.
Updating the Abp packages seems to have brought the EnsureLoadedAsync functionality into play.
Update your packages. doh!
Ok - so in regards to update-database and add-migration...
I see that I must do dotnet ef commands
So to add a migration Dotnet ef migrations add {Added_Phones} then dotnet ef database update
Those two commands seem to do the trick for me.
Now - I'm trying to determine why Visual Studio doesn't like EnsureLoadedAsync.
Is there a reference or something I'm missing or not referencing? The only reference I can find is under monodevelop?
I downloaded the samples master from Github but I'm not seeing any references. It's error message is different - almost as if it's not being used correctly.
Any guidance on EnsureLoadedAsync would be appreciated.
So I'm going through the Step-By-Step. The first time around, I did something wrong when trying to do Add-Migrations "Added_Phones" - That would never work. So I started trying to re-arrange my project so it looked like the samples to no avail.
I'm not an expert, so please forgive me if I'm asking dumb questions.
I am trying to do the Core-Angular2 version. The Angular4 project uses razor syntax, etc. and doesn't look anything like the step by step - so I'll stick with Ang2 version till I go through the step - by - step.
So I've started over - so I thought I'd ask a question (or two). I'm on VS 2017 - and I've downloaded the PhoneBook projects. I set my connection strings - but...
In the step by step is says to set the project to EntityFrameworkCore. There is no project by this name, so I presume it is Acme.PhoneBook.EntitryFramework? If that's correct, why don't any of the examples where Add-Migration or Update-Database, as shown in the step-by-step guide, work?
Opening the Package Manager Console - Update-Database gives me: The EntityFramework package is not installed on project 'Acme.PhoneBook.EntityFramework'.
So I go into the migrator and run the Acme.PhoneBook.Migrator.exe and everything works.
Should it already be installed? I found another thread where someone said "install this" <a class="postlink" href="https://www.microsoft.com/net/download/core#/current">https://www.microsoft.com/net/download/core#/current</a>
I've verified, in my Visual Studio 2017 setup, I have the .NET Core cross-platform development installed. So probably a dumb question, do I need to install the SDK as well?
Also - is it a bad idea to update all my nuget packages? I tried and it broke everything in the project, apparently.
Any advice is most appreciated. Thank you in advance, Chris
